The newly planted Clivia had better not be watered for the time being. Because the root system of the newly planted plants is still relatively fragile, they are in the period of adapting to the new environment and can not absorb a lot of water in time. If the amount of water is not well controlled and exceeds the absorption capacity of the roots, the potting soil will be too wet, which is not conducive to the adaptation of newly planted plants to the new growing environment. It needs to be watered at least a week later, during which it can be sprayed with a watering can to make up for some moisture.
